Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-10
BASE BALL.
victory of the Los Angeles Boys
at santa Cruz.


\ SANTA CRUZ, August 9.-Rain start
ing in last night and continuing this
morning caused the announcement to
be made that the game between the
:. Los Angeles and First Infantry would
be postponed, but about IL o'clock it
;. cleared off and the game was an
- nounced for 3 o'clock. AT that time
,th clubs were on the grounds and a
Ip.. ne took place. In the first
fine ga. Tubs scored goose eggs,
| inning tsth,., % tailed one in the
but the Log Angels. rtil the fourth
second and third. Note- 'ly, and
inning did the soldiers - ''il
then they got one, and in the eiYs eY,,sa
two. Tire game was Piagst ~
on the rules Of 1885. am l the fiilihg. Oh
the umpire in alIowinx = Los Ange'eSs
player to make a home p,slA on i'''1sSSe
ball defeat ed rhe First hiaA 'try; -
Gaffin and Layton, the Battte lor .he
soldiers, di.l excellent plhy. 9g anu
held the boys from the south OWN "
their best. Layton made aihNA s1iI iIl
by seBtiing the bad over tlFlbftt ueiu
fence 1t was altogether the. 4 ISL
game ever played aere. An cffer W y
made by the soldiers to. play the. La
Angeles Club for from 500 to $1O9lA
but was not taken up The game tV-
morrow will be between strong
picked nine and the Los AngelesClub! H.
Score-Los Angeles, IN, Santa CiUx, 3. NJ
INDIANAPOLIS VS.. NEW YORK.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 9.-LSose
fielding coupled with the inability of
indianapolis to hit safeif at the right
time, gave New York thegame today.
WEIGH was his hard in thefirst inninEr b
Valentine, the regular umpire, retired r.
in the first haf of the second inning
on account of his injured arm, and =
Keefe Of New York filled his placai u
with fair ability. Score-IrHiianapo polisl y
5, New York 1O. II
CHICAGO VS.. PHILADELPHIA. IT.
CHICAGO, August 9.-Phnadelphia +, r
won an easy victory to-day. The h,
Chicago boys seemed to be- in poor !, !,
form and played miserable game all y :.
around. Baldwin pitched the first - =
two innings and. was slugged hard. L L
Then Van Halten was put in the !"
box and was used very shabbily until
the seventh inning, when Williamson
went in to pitch with Anson behind 7
the bat, but they did not succeed i'm
improving matters very much, Phila-
deTphia played good game through
out. Score. Chicagos, T.; Philadel- >
phia, II. Il
PITTSBURG VS., BOSTON u
PrrTsBURG, August 8. Pittsburgs y
caused quite great surprise to-day by "
defeating the Boston team in the "
easiest manner possible. The visitors =
were completely out-plhyed at every y
point and Radbourne was knocked out q
Of the box in the sixth inning. Kelly II
pitched the remainder of the game 1 !
and was hit as hard as Radboume. .
Pittsburg played perfect field game, > >
while Boston made a ridiculous show,
and not one of the six runs in the first :
six innings was earned. Smith made d
remarkable one-handed catch, and
Carroll, Kuehne, Daily and Rample
batted WE'LL Morris pitched re-
markable game. Score: Pittsburg,
%; Boston, 8. II
WASHINGTON VS.. DETROIT. n
DETROIT, August 9.-Washington .,
earned to-day's game by good batting n
and lost it by poor fielding. Burke q, .,
pitched for five innings and was hit ''
hard. Mitchell relieved him for the
rest of the game and Jared little bet
ter at the hands of the Statesmen, I
who pounded out five runs in the sew
enth, apparently settling the contest:
However. Detroit went in for blood :;
and the visitors seemed to lose heart. .
Score: Detroit l3, Washington 10. 4
OTHER GAMES. y
BROOKLYN, August 9.-Brooklyn, s; y
Athletic, 5. a
BALTIMORE, August baltimore, s
10 Metropolitans, 10. Game called q
on account of darkness. r.
LOUISVILLE, August 9.-Louisville, .
5; Cincinnati, 4.
ST.. Louis, August, 9.-St. Louis, a
IL; Cleveland 8. II